What’s 40/64 simplified
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You haven't provided any value, but I can tell you the solution set for the inequality.
First of all, expand both sides:
Add 3x to both sides:
Add 6 to both sides:
Which is of course equivalent to
Divide both sides by 9
So, every number smaller than 2 is part of the solution of this inequality.
All you can do to this expression is simplify.
You need to combine all "like terms." There are two q terms so you need to combine those. To combine "like terms", simply add their coefficients. 6q has a coefficient of 6 and q has a coefficient of 1. So:
Therefore your end result is:
You need to combine all "like terms." There are two q terms so you need to combine those. To combine "like terms", simply add their coefficients. 6q has a coefficient of 6 and q has a coefficient of 1. So:
Therefore your end result is:
Simple...
you have:
To make this into an improper fraction-->>
1.) Multiply whole number by denominator
2.)Add the number you got plus the numerator
3.) Use the original denominator to finish your improper fraction
Example:
4*9=36
36+4=40
Thus, your answer.
you have:
To make this into an improper fraction-->>
1.) Multiply whole number by denominator
2.)Add the number you got plus the numerator
3.) Use the original denominator to finish your improper fraction
Example:
4*9=36
36+4=40
Thus, your answer.